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1. How is a solid Model Defined?
- By exterior surfaces
- By volume
- By wire frames
- None of the above

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This review quiz, titled 'DFEA 2.1 Introduction to Solid Modeling', assesses knowledge in SolidWorks, focusing on model definition, file types, and navigation shortcuts. It evaluates understanding of assembly files and software capabilities, crucial for learners in CAD and mechanical engineering.

Dfea 2.1 Introduction To Solid Modeling - Review - Quiz

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2. Which of the following is not a SolidWorks file type?
- Parts (.sldprts)
- Sketch (.sldskt)
- Assemblies (.sldasm)
- Drawings (.slddrw)
Correct Answer

A. Sketch (.sldskt)

Explanation

The correct answer is "sketch (.sldskt)". This is because SolidWorks file types include parts (.sldprts), assemblies (.sldasm), and drawings (.slddrw), but "sketch" is not a recognized file type in SolidWorks. Sketches are created within parts or assemblies as a 2D outline or profile used to create features or geometry. However, they are not saved as separate file types themselves.

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3. What is the keyboard shortcut to "fit" a model to the screen?
- "F" key
- "Z" key
- "F1" key
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. "F" key

Explanation

Pressing the "F" key on the keyboard is the shortcut to "fit" a model to the screen. This means that when working with a model, pressing the "F" key will automatically adjust the zoom level or size of the model to fit the screen, allowing for a better view and easier navigation.

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4. How can a model be rotated?
- Using the arrow keys
- Pressing and hold the middle mouse wheel
- Holding the shift key and using the Arrows
- All of the above
Correct Answer

A. All of the above

Explanation

A model can be rotated using any of the given methods. The arrow keys can be used to rotate the model in different directions. Pressing and holding the middle mouse wheel allows the user to drag and rotate the model freely. Holding the shift key and using the arrow keys also enables the user to rotate the model. Therefore, all of the above options are valid ways to rotate a model.

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5. If an assembly file were E-mailed to a friend without the parts files the assembly file would still open correctly on the new computer?
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

An assembly file is a file that references and links to the individual parts files that make up the assembly. Without the parts files, the assembly file would not be able to locate and display the parts correctly. Therefore, if an assembly file is emailed to a friend without the parts files, it would not open correctly on the new computer.

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6. With the "Open Dialog window" SolidWorks can only open SolidWorks files.
- True
- False
Correct Answer

A. False

Explanation

The statement is false because with the "Open Dialog window" in SolidWorks, users can not only open SolidWorks files but also files from other formats such as STEP, IGES, and STL. The Open Dialog window allows users to browse their computer for files and select the desired file to open in SolidWorks. This feature provides flexibility and compatibility for working with various file types in SolidWorks.

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_{7. You will need to have SolidWorks running for (7-10)}What is the description of the propeller?
- Propeller
- Airplane Propeller
- Model Airplane Propeller
- SWFUND10ED2.1.4.2
Correct Answer

A. Airplane Propeller

Explanation

Hint: With the assembly open select the "propeller" and use the "in context menu" to open the propeller file. YOu can then find the description on the " custom properties" task pane.

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8. How many spacers are there on the lower cylinder? (Part #SWFUND10ED2.1.8)
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 8
Correct Answer

A. 6

Explanation

The correct answer is 6 because the question asks for the number of spacers on the lower cylinder. Since the answer choices range from 4 to 8, we can eliminate the options that are outside of this range. Therefore, the only option remaining is 6, which is the correct answer.

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9. What scale was used on the assembly drawing of the sterling engine?_{Hint: Look in the title block of the drawing}
- 2:1
- 1:1
- 1:2
- 1:4
Correct Answer

A. 1:2

Explanation

The correct answer is 1:2. This is indicated in the title block of the assembly drawing of the sterling engine. The scale of 1:2 means that every unit on the drawing represents two units in real life. This allows for a detailed and accurate representation of the engine's components and dimensions.

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10. What is the file name of the brass cone on the front of the propeller?_{Hint: Look on the feature tree}
- SWFUND10ED2.1.4.4
- SWFUND10ED2.1.4.2
- SWFUND10ED2.1.2.1
- SWFUND10ED2.1.5.2
Correct Answer

A. SWFUND10ED2.1.4.4

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Dfea 2.1 Introduction To Solid Modeling - Review

1. How is a solid Model Defined?

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2. Which of the following is not a SolidWorks file type?

3. What is the keyboard shortcut to "fit" a model to the screen?

4. How can a model be rotated?

5. If an assembly file were E-mailed to a friend without the parts files the assembly file would still open correctly on the new computer?

6. With the "Open Dialog window" SolidWorks can only open SolidWorks files.

_{7. You will need to have SolidWorks running for (7-10)}What is the description of the propeller?

8. How many spacers are there on the lower cylinder? (Part #SWFUND10ED2.1.8)

9. What scale was used on the assembly drawing of the sterling engine?_{Hint: Look in the title block of the drawing}

10. What is the file name of the brass cone on the front of the propeller?_{Hint: Look on the feature tree}